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PATROL LEADER'S

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NAVAL SPECIAL WARFARE FORCES- OVERVIEW

CHAPTER 1

MISSION PLANNING PROCESS

1.0 INTRODUCTION

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I 1 THE MISSION PLANNING CYCLE

1 .2 THE MISSION PLANNING PROCESS

1.2 I Receive Ihe Mission Direciive

1 .2,2 Imiiaie a Security Plar

L2.3 Analyze ihe Mission

I 2.4 Plan ihe Use of Available Time

L2.5 Submit an [niiiaJEEl Request

r2.6 FofinuLate an Initial Plan

1 .2.7 Give Mission Concept

L2.B Revise Plan, Based On Mission Concept

1.2.9 Phase Plan/Diagram the Mission

1.2.10 Update EEI Request

1.2.11 Submit Support Requirements

L2,12 Issue Warning Order

L2.I3 Conduct Preliminary Gear/Personnel

Inspections and Rehearsals

1.2.14 Update the Plan as Necessajy

1.2.15 Patrol Leader's Order

I 2 16 Briefback

L2. 17 Final Inspection^ Rehearsals, and Biief

L2JS Conduct Mission

L2.19 Debrief

1.2.20 Submit Posl-Op Report

1.3 THE PHASE DIAGRAMMING SYSTEM

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1.5 1.6 1 .6 I 1.6.2 I 6.3 1.7 1.7 f

AN OVERVIEW

ORGANIZATION OF THE PHASE DIAGRAM 6

MISSION PHASES

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PHASE DIAGRAMMING

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Analyze Each Evenl

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Continue llie Analysis

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Prepare DeTaiSed Lists

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PLANNING FOR CONTINGENCIES

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ConlJngency Checklist

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CHAPTER 2 ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF INFORMATION

2.0 INTRODUCTION

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2.1 TARGET

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11. 1 Enemy Environment

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2,1.2 Enemy Order of Battle

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2.1 3 S urV i val/Evasi on/Res isiance/Es cape (S ERE

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2.1 4 Miscellaneous

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22 1 ARGET DEPENDENT EEl

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2.2.1 Imagery and Graphics

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2.2.2 Textua Data and Suppoit Materials

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CHAPTER 3

TARGET ANALYSIS

3.0 3.1 3.1.1

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3.1 3

3.1 4

3.1.5

3.1 6

3.2

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3.3 1 3 3.2

INIkODUCTION TARGET SELECTION

Criticality

Accessibility Recuperability Vulnerability

Effect on Populace

Recognjzability

TARGET SYSTEMS MAJOR TARGET SYS lEMS

Railway Systems

Highway Syslems

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Waterway Systems Airway Systems Communication Systems Power Systems Wafer Supply Systems Fuel Supply Systems

CHAPTER 4

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MISSION CONCEPT

4.0 INTRODUCTION

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4.1 MISSION CONCEPT (FORMAT)

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4.2 RULES OF ENGAGEMENT (ROE)

CONSIDERATIONS

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CHAPTER 5 WARNING/PATROL LEADER*S ORDERS

5.0

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5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5 5,1 5.5 2

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5.7

5.7.1

5 7.2 5.8

5.8.1

5.8 2

5.8.3 5.8.4 5.8 5

INTRODUCTION

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TIJE WARNING ORDER

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WARNING ORDER (FORMAT)

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RECOMMENDED BRIEnNGASSlGNMENTS26

PATROL LEADERS ORDER

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PLO SEQUENCE

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Five Paragraph Sequence

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Bad PLCs

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PRE'PLO CHECKLIST

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PRESENTATION

28

Briefing Techniques

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PLO Introduction

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PLO FORMAT

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Situation

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MisSTon

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Execution

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Admin and Logistics

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Command and Signals

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CHAPTER 6

AN OVERVIEW

BRIEFBACK

60 INlkODUCTION

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6.1 BEUEFBACK (FORMAT)

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6.1.1 Siluation/Mission

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6J.2 Intelligence

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6 1 3 Genera Overview

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6.1.4 InserlJon Method

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6.1 5 Routes

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6,1.6 Actions ai the Objective

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6 1 7 Extraction Method

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6.1 B Rende^vous/Evaston and Escape Procedures

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6J.9 Communications

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6.1.10 Medical

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6J.11 Closing Statements

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6.2 BRIEFBACK PRESENTATION

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CHAPTER 7

POST EXERCISE/OPERATION

REPORTS AND INTELLIGENCE DEBRJEFS

7.0 INTRODUCTION

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7. POST-EXCHANGE/OPERATION (FORMAT) 47

7.2 INTELLIGENCE DEBRIEF GUIDE

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7.3 DEBRIEF GUIDE ^FORMAT)

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APPENDICES

APPENDIX A

NSW INTELLIGENCE

A I TARGET INDEPENDENT EEI -

ENVIRONMENT

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All Obstructions/Constructions

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AJ.2 OrderofBattle

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A. I 3 SERE

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A A. I Miscellaneous Information

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